hello william how's your family how's life. mine is ok how's your family. ok. visit us some time. motion you know alex i might come to moscow soon. yeah looking forward to seeing you in my home village. nothing anywhere by. today the caribbean or cuban missile crisis computer games is popular among those who could be the sons of the real participants of the one nine hundred sixty two events now with the help of computer graphics it's possible to imagine how the events could have turned out if the soviet union and the us didn't find a compromise the worst outcome possible a new clear apocalypse. good accidentally all this looks less realistic in a game than in real life shells and anything like that ever occurred in real life they would have been lost or video games. gladys left chela share with the winner of this tournament most of the contestants couldn't make it to the finals but the game begins once again regardless in real life however there is no such thing as a reset after a nuclear disaster. radioactive fallout and betrayal. and claude how can the truth be revealed if there

ken is now and serena williams how do i pass maria sharapova to win the season ending w t a championship for the third time without stretching a set in istanbul we didn't face a single breakpoint smocking forty winners and eleven aces on her way to a six four six three victory well the win concludes an impressive second half of the season for the world number three after losing in the first round of the french open williams went on to win wimbledon then a limpid gold and then the us open and she finishes the year behind her up with alice world number three after dropping out of the top one hundred and overcoming a life threatening blood clots in her lungs last season. was important email is just another step in my career. stuff so just like is what i wanted to do it was money go you know she certainly played a really consistent today and served really wouldn't get a chance to see a breakpoint today. but you know overall if there's a few you know little moments where it could have you know found myself back in the match and and then she served extremely well and took those opportunities a

police chase a suspect in the home of officer williams girlfriend. we don't know how williams and the sergeant got there or how the suspect was assaulted. the captain is calling for an investigating that his department will step forward and integrity in public trust. >>> for small children were laid to rest. the children and their grandmother died in northeast baltimore. >> [ music ] this is sad. look at a casket so small it doesn't just break your heart, it shatters it. >> [ music ] how do you get over something like this, only time and having the support of the community that shares your grief can ease the burden. james davon holden jordan, baby tie, anaya nora scott, middle -- kenneth stewart the third, -- no angel. all died october 11 in the arms of their grandmother, nancy try to save them from their bur home. they remember their mother is a giving woman who was willing to do anything to protect the little ones. >> when a child guidance the communities diminished. when fourguys and a world is truly a lesser place. the loss is overwhelming, but healing does come.

. >> on the road with nbc's brian williams. how does the president feel about his republican challenger? >> so reports that especially observations that watching the two of you, you don't appear to like each other very much. you appear to tolerate each other because you have to. >> i don't -- i don't think that any relationship between me and mitt romney is different from previous presidential campaigns. >> governor romney barnstorming today in, where else, ohio. he's got three stops in the buckeye state as the latest poll shows him trailing obama by five points. >> go out there and find some people, bring them to the polls. by the way if someone doesn't have a ride to the polls, help them get to the polls. we need to make sure ohio is going to send a message loud and clear, we want real change, we want big change, we're ready. this is our time. >> and obama trying to explain donald trump telling leno how that storied rivalry really began. >> this all dates back to when we were growing up together in kenya. >> yeah. we had, you kno

. >> on the road with nbc's brian williams. how doe

williams. police chased the suspect into the homes of officers womeniams girlfriend. we don't know how williams and the sergeant got there or how the suspect was assaulted. police commissioner anthony bass is calling for a complete investigation saying his department will stand for integrity and public trust. >>> in just a few hours a man accused in a murder at a chinese carry out will be in court. he is accused of killing freddie jones junior last halloween in the waverly community. jones family turned him in after seeing the video released by police. >>> he says he wanted to take care of the animals and took on too many. police tell a different story. and now shane taylor from pasadena faces more than 130 charges of animal cruelty. he had more than 40 animals in his home including a chinchilla a goat and pig. officials say the animals didn't have any food or water. earlier this month police took in the pets and took them out of his home. taylor said he planned to adopt the animals out to good homes. >>> the way espn tells ies, terrell suggs is playing sunday in houston. he returned t

largest prison camp in the world but i don't think we'll be hearing from hillary clinton or william hague how we got to intervene against israel what about the suspicions of chemical weapons could have been used on civilians in the beseech city we're getting some pretty clear evidence that perhaps that is the case and if that is true any difference to an international reaction then surely would be stronger wouldn't. you would think so but i don't think so because of course you know any time there is any here that syrian government has got chemical weapons it's front page news it's on all the western news channels because r.t. is about the only channel that's taking up this story about chemical weapons being used at the moment in libya it's not used chemical weapons are only used when it's an owner of the west that may be using them that's what happened it's front page news of course and of course it only have to be usually because the iraqi gov't evokes or the biggest conspiracy theories of all time saddam didn't have he didn't have those weapons and yet it was still front page news journalis

april williams has more. on how people are preparing a. >> conditions are deteriorating as the path goes towards the east coast with declarations of emergency with mandatory evacuations for atlantic city casinos and barrier islands. the expected magnitude. >> we have to be prepared for the worst and this is unlike any other storm is going to be forecast for a slow-moving storm. >> it could merge with a cold front with a super could unleash heavy flooding from storm surge and heavy power outages extensive. damage is expected to build >> the most stressful is to watch the water come up and there is nothing that you can do. and then you or stock because you cannot get and anticipation is a of and down the north east. >> we want to make sure that we are prepared to board to stocking up on generators, batteries and with a forecasters and local governments of the presidential candidacy. they williams. >> here's the latest satellite of sandy. this is towards north carolina and to move to the north. that monday. right now-t

. >>: williams knows how much that suspension serve his motivation. >> i would have matured more even if i did not get suspended, but that suspension did add fuel to the fire. >> the nationals are resting until they find out who they will play in the playoffs. we will tell you if top recruits chose maryland or not. between kentucky and maryland. >> thank you. coming up next, bedbugs innovative college community. i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. these appliances could have been made here in america. but a company called global tech maximized profits by paying its workers next to nothing... under sweatshop conditns in china. when mitt romney led bain, they saw global tech as a good investment... even knowing that the firm promoted its practice of exploiting... low-wage labor to its investors. mitt romney - tough on china? since when? david smallwood: maryland money needs to stay in maryland. it's just that simple, i mean, it's a no brainer. anncr: every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty... million at casinos in west virginia, delaware... and pennsylvania. one we

the hollywood sign in california was painted over with hundreds of gallons of sherwin-williams paint and howffiti pain? this spray paint cannot bond with the act will chemistry of the anti graffiti coatings. what city wouldn't by sherwin-williams anti graffiti coating? innovation in cleveland. dagen: thanks so much. connell: let's go to nicole for stocks every 15 minutes. she is at the stock exchange. talking avon this time. >> remember we were on the fox business network and spoken depth about a perfume company making a bid for avon which never happened. avon shareholders remember that $10.7 billion bid that went away and didn't happen and they're having a management change people are happy about because you see stock at 6%. chairman andrea a jungle stepped down at the end of the year and a private equity executive will step into the role. a partner hasn't made a name for himself and is a turnaround expert and did so three years ago when he shared merck and co.. interesting to keep an eye on avon. if they make any other strategic moves now that they have a new leader. connell: it is the 1-y

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. >> it was sent in by steven of their son william who is ready for halloween. how cute is this? posted it on the facebook page generated a ton of comments. william's proud grandmother says cutest little pumpkin -- pumpkin in the patch. barbara says does this make my butt look big. is this my new diaper? boy it's huge and one saying i can handle this. a little worried about christmas but thanksgiving could be very bad. >> oh a. >> keep your captions coming night more pictures for next week e-mail yours to pix@wmar.com and thanks for this. >> what a beautiful baby. >> adorable. >> 6:25. one arizona teacher dressed up as binder full of women for spirit week. leslie baker is hoping the costume will raise awareness. >>> a man lose control as the suv crashes into a parking lot. >> what police on the scene had to do to get him out of the burning vehicle. we will show you good morning maryland as it continues in a moment. mommy! i went potty! that's great, honey.... where? for life's bleachable moments. >>> you're watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >> w

april williams has more. on howpeople are preparing a. >> conditions are deteriorating as the path goes towards the east coast with declarations of emergency with mandatory evacuations for atlantic city casinos and barrier islands. the expected magnitude. >> we have to be prepared for the worst and this is unlike any other storm is going to be forecast for a slow-moving storm. >> it could merge with a cold front with a super storm. the monster storm could unleash heavy flooding from storm surge and heavy rainfall and fierce winds. power outages extensive. damage is expected to build in the billions. >> the most stressful is to watch the water come up and there is nothing that you can do. and then you or stock because you cannot get out of the house. sandbags. and anticipation is a of and down the north east. >> we want to make sure that we are prepared to board to be proactive. >> of the residents are stocking up on generators, batteries and with a forecasters and local governments of the presidential candidacy. the

chronology ofwomen yam rehnquist -- william rehnquist who was our 16th chief justice of the united states. but first let me ask you a few questions about you and how you decided to write this book. i know you did a piece on william rehnquist in 1985, but here we are in 2012. i know it didn't take you that long. [laughter] >> guest: no, it didn't take me that long. >> host: so tell us a little bit about why you decided to do it at this point. >> guest: well, in 1985 i, i was assigned this story by the times, and i met with rehnquist twice for the interviews in 1984. it's kind of interesting. he -- i'd written him a letter and introduced myself. he had not begin, to my knowledge, any interviews at all, and we were not sure if he would accept this at all. but he sent a letter back right away. he was very punctilious about that. and he said, you know, why don't you come in, and we'll get to know 'em ooh other a little bit better, and then i'll decide whether i want to cooperate or not. and i vowed, i'm just going to go in with my tape recorder and my questions and be fully prepared, and i'll let him throw me out if he doesn't want to have this convers

there was a moment in south carolina when brian williams asked him how he would respond to a terrorist attack. >> senator obama, if god forbid a thousand times while we were gather here tonight two american cities had been hit by terrorists and further learned it had been the work of al qaeda, how would you change the u.s. military stance overseas as a result? >> the first we'd have to do is make sure we have an effective emergency response. something that this administration failed to do when he had a hurricane in new orleans. and i think we have to review how we operate in the event of not only a natural disaster, but also a terrorist attack. >> so he went emergency response, katrina, fema. he tried to redeem himself by adding that enemies of the u.s. have to be hunted down. the breakthrough came through the 14th primary face-off when asking hillary clinton about eliot spitzer's plan to give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. >> do you support his plan? >> tim, this is where everybody plays gotcha. it makes a lot of sense. what is the governor supposed to do? he's dealing with

virginia is a battleground and prince william county is one of the front lines. >> so neat to see how excited people are about politics in general. >> reporter: prince william used to be a republican stronghold but after george bush won it by 6% in 2004, 4 years ago, barack obama won by 16%. but republicans watching tonight's debate in bristo say they got an enthusiasm that wasn't there in 2008. >> there are a lot more romney bumper stickers than there were mccain. >> probably 2008 was more exciting because it was the first. >> reporter: democrats they are seeing signs some of the 2008 momentum is still there. >> it maybe a closer margin this time than last time. but i think we will win it. >> reporter: democrats are also fighting to hold louden county. bush won by 12% there eight years ago but obama took it by eight last time. volunteers with both parties agree it's exciting to have such a close race. >> that's why i do it as much as i do because i know i'm making a difference. >> reporter: the republicans who gathered tonight here at prince william and louden, know their county mirr

how teammate keiland williams figures into it. brian? >> call us (202)895-3000. or mail us. we're back. anncr: seven-hundred-thousand jobs. that's what the plan george allen supports... would cost our economy. newspapers called it "economically destructive." like allen's votes to give tax breaks to companies... that ship jobs overseas, his economic plan would... help big corporations, devastating the middle class. allen even voted against tax breaks for small businesses. virginia can't afford to go back to george allen. the democratic senatorial campaign committee... is responsible for the content of this adrtising. >>> the scandal at the vatican over the theft of private papillaters is not over yet -- papal letters is not over yet. an appeal is pending. >>> the new york police department under fire after an informant says he was paid to bait muslims, 19-year-old ramen in the black shirt there claims the nydp used a strategy called create and capture. he waited for people outside mosques and started conversations about jihad or terrorism then reported the responses to police

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joining me now, this is steve williams with cal trans. how smoothly did this all go?s gone very well considering what time it is and how long it took us to get everybody off the road safely. a few people didn't make the cut and go all the way around and it's going to take them a while. but they set this up. we have the assistance of 13 chp units. what they are doing is running up and down to make sure nobody is broken down on any part of the structure. the trucks are going to start working very shortly. >> you did tell me a few minutes ago that after they shut it down, some people --. >> there's a few who tried to make it. it was after 10:00. and they were greeted by california's finest. >> greeted with a ticket. >>> looked like a checkpoint back there. >> going well and at this point you think you are going to be getting a lot of work done and hopefully if everything goes as well even beyond plans, you could get everything done this weekend is that possible? >> it's possible. it's possible. >> right now opens up 5:00 in the morning on monday. >> we'll be open in time

joining me now, this is steve williams with cal trans. how smoothly did this all go? >> it's gone very well considering what time it is and how long it took us to get everybody off the road safely. a few people didn't make the cut and go all the way around and it's going to take them a while. but they set this up. we have the assistance of 13 chp units. what they are doing is running up and down to make sure nobody is broken down on any part of the structure. the trucks are going to start working very shortly. >> you did tell me a few minutes ago that after they shut it down, some people --. >> there's a few who tried to make it. it was after 10:00. and they were greeted by california's finest. >> greeted with a ticket. >>> looked like a checkpoint back there. >> going well and at this point you think you are going to be getting a lot of work done and hopefully if everything goes as well even beyond plans, you could get everything done this weekend is that possible? >> it's possible. it's possible. >> right now opens up 5:00 in the morning on monday. >> we'll be open

we're going to talk about the race and how the latino vote is playing out campaigning for the president. >>> also former massachusetts governor williamg? his support has gone back and forth over the years. we'll ask him to explain that. >>> network news anchor carol simpson moderate add town hall debate just like last week's. we'll talk about what she expects for monday night's debate. >>> on our office politics, joe is going to talk about life in congress. nick is going to share why she thinks joe is an savan t and we'll discuss morning shows. back to you. >>> in the next 17 days we're going to elect a president. we're going to have to start healing the divides that opened during our election. we can learn something from our foot soldier, and that's next. ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. and always have. so does aarp, an organization serving the needs of americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp medicare

john mitchell is talking about how smart william was, you know, first in the class and also having clerked for justice jackson. now he's on the court. he gets on the court and this is what you write, under william's view of the constitution state officials could arrest gay people, they could stop women from having abortion they couldn't give the slightest preference to african-american students seeking admission to state university. that's a timely remind since the court is about to take it up. tell me about the legacy on the law. >> guest: well, william's legacy, i think, first of all, is that he made it a very we pave the way for ideological conservative and liberals to be acceptable as members of the court. not so much the opinions like browne and the -- or even roe in the era of berger. because there aren't to my mind, anyway, opinions of william are particularly memorable but don't take my word for it. i asked william what are your memorable opinions and he said, you know, i don't have any memorable opinions. nothing really comes to my mind as become particularly memorable. and i thin

williams was up. that's an important tell. gives you an idea how resilient the anointed stocks are. ms pulled back more than a dollar today. this is the opportunity to start a position in a stock that's been roaring all year. again, this is not a guarantee that the stock wills go up. just the opposite. as the market sells off these are the stocks to go for. sherwin williams deserves to go higher. not just because the money managers will buy it hand over fist but because the business is, indeed, in terrific shape. come on, man. this is a paint company. overall sales grew 9% translating into a 31% increase in earnings per share. tremendous operating leverage. plus not only is sherwin williams selling more paint thanks to the housing rebound they can benefit from the raw materials in paint. some of the most important raw materials have stabilized or already have come down. the price of propylene declined as has titanium dioxide, a crucial ingredient in paint. that's a whitener. you get it in toothpaste and paint. sherwin williams is selling for 19.2 next year's earnings with a 16% long

. >> that was how brian williams's "rock center" interview with president obama yesterday.er spending two days with brian williams the president asked for one more minute. it was that compass idea. this compass idea that president obama went out of his way to make sure he said there. the idea of the president having a compass that is true. that is basically the idea of character, of integrity. it's the idea of personal authenticity to an extent. that you know what a person stands for. that you know that person will stand for those things even when it's hard. because it is who they truly are. this is more than just being likable. this is the idea of personal substance that you can be counted on to do the right thing because you are who you say you are. you are not acting. this is a sort of intangible currency that campaigns are always competing for at every level. but it's particularly so at the end of big races where the people who haven't been persuaded by the more overt arguments and policy differences are the ones who are going to make the final decision. at the end of t

and, his family is just trying to understand how this trip went horribly wrong. william christopher pettry --was known as chris. he was 42 years old. married. a father of three. he worked in construction. and, he was a bears superfan...making the trip down to jacksonville, florida with his best friend.. so excited to see the bears play the jaguars. but he never made it to today's game. early this morning...pettry was at a bar - finn mcccool's- at the jacksonville landing... near the hotel where he was staying. the same hotel where the bears players were staying. police say pettry was involved in some type of disturbance with two other people inside the bar... and one of them fatally stabbed him. that suspect -- police say-- is 28 year old matthew hinson. a jacksonville resident, he was taken into custody at the scene. what led up to the incident remains unclear.. what is clear - relatives tell us, pettry was not the type of person to stir up trouble or provoke anyone. "he was such a good natured...he was never a person to cause trouble... it's unbelievable " pettry's wif